Ouais alors y a deux choses dans l'article et je pense pas qu'on puisse les mettre au même niveau...
Le sexe sur le lieu de travail, ils l'ont cherché. Mais le manager qui balance à ses employés qu'il "interdit" les liaisons amoureuses, au point qu'ils décident de la cacher par peur pour leur emploi, what the fuck. Encore un crétin qui se dope à l'autorité.
I'm team SN30 pro, and I'm glad it's on the list too.
I didn't expect it would enhance framerate at all without a game patch to be honest.
I was expecting something like new 3DS, where all games that were not specifically patched for it ran exactly the same. But I guess the difference is that new 3DS must have run in pure hardware old 3DS mode for those.
I felt DQB2 was already somewhat playable, but I probably never did very crazy builds. I remember people warning that destroying mountains on the main island for example was a very bad idea, because they were supposed to limit how much of the island the game had to render. Maybe I should check my old island on Switch 2.
Must be reassuring when your government announces they won't label you a traitor and throw you in a cell for playing a random video game.
I usually don't care about researching drugs in my colonies, which causes me to priorize them in a panic whenever some dude with a quirky dependent xenotype decides to join.
Extra fun when I'm not yet in any capacity to even do research at that point.
Out of the loop. What did gearbox do that time?
They haven't put every game that doesn't work there. Crypt of the Necrodancer is unplayable right now, doesn't pass initial loading.
Crypt of the Necrodancer doesn't start at all. Devs have said they were investigating, but they don't have a Switch 2 dev kit yet. Rift of the Necrodancer and Cadence of Hyrule are okay.
Could also be a 3DS situation. It had a very disappointing launch, got an emergency price cut like 6 months in, and eventually got a pretty decent game library that carried it and made it a reasonable success. Nowhere near the DS craze, but it was a very different market at that point.
Also, you know, no matter what you think about it and how it's managed, the Wii U didn't have Pokémon.
I guess butchering everyone without distinction would be one way to agree with animal personhood. Just depends how much respect you have for a person to begin with.
... this is not advice.
It's kind of the point I was trying to make though. They could have unlocked CPU speed for O3DS games by default, and they chose not to. I assume they didn't because of all the games, there will always be the odd ones that behave unpredictably when they're running on unintended specs. So they went for 100% compatibility unless the game was specifically patched for N3DS.
Even though this time it's software emulation, they could have played a bit safer by emulating exactly a Switch 1, including clock speed. Turns out Switch 2 seems to have very good compatibility, with only a couple problematic games they are working on, so in the end, good that they did it that way.